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  • Law firm's cryptic correspondence

    Australasian law firm Phillips Fox, which prides itself on using technology to deliver legal services, has tightened the bolts on its legal correspondence with an encryption tool for both internal and external email.

  • Australians top the bill in London

    Australians may queue the streets to see the latest shows or films from London, but information managers in the UK will be queuing to see what Australia has to say on document and records management.

  • ASX software glitch hiccups trading

    Trading ground to a halt for more than three hours at the Australian Stock Exchange yesterday due to a software problem taking down its automated trading system, officials said.

  • Australia first to swallow the tablet

    Australia was the first nation to be shown the new Tablet PC from Microsoft and hardware partners including Fujitsu, Toshiba and Hewlett-Packard. The device, which was first announced in November 2000 has taken its time to arrive, but could...

  • Brocade buys up to fight Cisco

    Brocade Systems has bought a small switch manufacturer called Rhapsody in an effort to combat Cisco's entry to the storage networking industry.

  • IBM serves notice on storage

    IBM has signalled the importance of storage to its server business by merging the two divisions and promoting its storage guru to head the group.

  • Law firm's cryptic correspondence

    Australasian law firm Phillips Fox, which prides itself on using technology to deliver legal services, has tightened the bolts on its legal correspondence with an encryption tool for both internal and external email.

  • Australians top the bill in London

    Australians may queue the streets to see the latest shows or films from London, but information managers in the UK will be queuing to see what Australia has to say on document and records management.

  • ASX software glitch hiccups trading

    Trading ground to a halt for more than three hours at the Australian Stock Exchange yesterday due to a software problem taking down its automated trading system, officials said.

  • Australia first to swallow the tablet

    Australia was the first nation to be shown the new Tablet PC from Microsoft and hardware partners including Fujitsu, Toshiba and Hewlett-Packard. The device, which was first announced in November 2000 has taken its time to arrive, but could...

  • Brocade buys up to fight Cisco

    Brocade Systems has bought a small switch manufacturer called Rhapsody in an effort to combat Cisco's entry to the storage networking industry.

  • IBM serves notice on storage

    IBM has signalled the importance of storage to its server business by merging the two divisions and promoting its storage guru to head the group.